Stewart
County Settlements and Bonds, Volume F
(March 1843 – June 1848)
transcribed 2003 by Jim Long
1 Joseph
Pinner, W. B. Cherry, A. J. Shemwell, W. C. Jones, Z. T. Shemwell,
administrator’s bond for John R. Acree; 6 Mar 1843
2 Louisa
Wimberly, W. C. Jones, David Jones, Joel B. Acree, administrator’s bond for
James Wimberly; 6 Mar 1843
3 Daniel
R. Williams, John D. Morris, Wesley Brandon, administrator’s bond for William
C. Williams; 6 Mar 1843
4 sale
of the estate of F. S. Weaks by administrator W. B. Weaks; buyers include H. H.
Weaks, W. B. Weaks, J. S. Weaks, Sarah L. Weaks, John L. Weaks; 21 Jan 1843
6 sale
of the estate of David Earhart by administrator Richard Cooley on 17 Feb 1843
10 inventory
and sale of the estate of Matthew Locke; recorded March term 1843
11 additional
settlement with Samuel Ross, administrator of James Jackson; Mar 1843
12 account
current of Henry Mizell with Stephen Mizell, surviving executor; mentions that
former executor Hardy Mizell has died; March term 1843
13 account
current of Charles Porter with executor William L. Dunbar; March term 1843
13 year’s
provisions for the widow of Francis S. Weaks; 17 Feb 1843
14 account
current of Isaac West; March term 1843
14 year’s
provisions for the widow of Matthew Locke; 16 Feb 1843
14 year’s
provisions for the widow of David Earhart; March term 1843
14 receipt
by James Lewis for money received of Henry Edwards as one of the heirs of
Thomas W. Lewis, willed to the heirs by their grandfather, William Lewis of
Pittsylvania County, Virginia; 10 Apr 1841, recorded April term 1843
15 receipt
by William C. Lewis for money received of Henry Edwards as one of the heirs of
Thomas W. Lewis, willed to the heirs by their grandfather, William Lewis of
Pittsylvania County, Virginia; 7 May 1839, recorded April term 1843
15 receipt
by Thomas W. Lewis for money received of Henry Edwards as one of the heirs of
Thomas W. Lewis, willed to the heirs by their grandfather, William Lewis of Pittsylvania
County, Virginia; 18 Sep 1839, recorded April term 1843
15 year's
provisions for the five children of Berry Williams by his first wife; March
term 1843
16 account
current of Theodore S. Scarborough with Nathan Brandon, for his wife Sarah Ann,
administratrix; Mar 1843
16 inquest
into the death of Jo, a slave belonging to Thomas French; death on 4 Mar 1843
occurred by “visitation of God”
17 Heneretta
Daugherty, James Daugherty, W. B. Johnson, Benjamin W. Cook, administrator’s
bond for Dennis Daugherty; 3 Apr 1843
18 inventory
& sale of the estate of William C. Williams; buyers include Collins
Williams, George Wallace, Daniel R. Williams, William W. Cherry, James M.
Cherry
19 year's
provisions for Nancy Williams (widow of William C. Williams); 22 Mar 1843
19 year's
provisions for Penina Williams (widow of Berry Williams); 22 Mar 1843
20 year’s
provisions for Mary Acree (widow of John R. Acree); 18 Mar 1843
20 account
current of John Williams by administrator Jesse C. Ingram; Apr 1843
20 John
W. Wofford and Peter T. Wofford, refunding bond for their part of the estate of
John Gardner, if the will is “attacked and set aside”; 8 Apr 1843
21 Peter
Lynch, Chairman of the County Court, indentures orphan Henning Page, age 11, to
William H. Ellis; security: A. Wallace;
1 May 1843
21 Abner
Johnson, W. B. Cherry, A. Wallace, Arthur Sikes, Willis Whitford, constable
bond for District 10; 1 May 1843
22 account
current of Josiah Askew with administrators D. O. Askew and Josiah Askew; May
term 1843
22 letters
of administration issued to William C. Jones, to execute the will of William R.
Hicks; 5 Jun 1843
23 letters
of administration issued to Josephus Outland, to execute the will of Bryant
Outland; 5 Jun 1843
23 letters
of administration issued to Joseph Pinner for the estate of John R. Acree,
deceased intestate; 6 Mar 1843
23 year’s
provision for the widow of Samuel Davis; 4 Jan 1843
24 will
of William R. Hicks: wife Lydia Hicks,
children unnamed; executor is William C. Jones; test: Isaac Parker, Laben Parker, Dudley Parker, C. C. Taylor; written
18 May 1843, proven June term 1843
24 will
of Briant Outland: youngest son James
K. Outland; wife and other children unnamed; executor is brother Josephus
Outland; wit: J. Hodges, Enos Lassiter,
Joseph McClain; written 22 Jun 1843, proven June term 1843
interleaf: W. O. Cherry, guardian bond for Beuna
Francis and Elmer Francis, minor heirs of Augusta Cherry Francis, deceased; 15
Jun 1926
25 will
of Daniel Lewis: son Isaac Newton
Lewis, son William Lewis, son John Lewis, wife and other 9 children unnamed;
executors are sons William and John; wit:
John Wilson, Young Wilson, Richard Swor, J. J. Lewis; written 1 Jan
1842, proven June term 1843
26 Josephus
Outland, David Jones, Robert McDougle, executor’s bond for the will of Bryan
Outland; 5 Jun 1843
27 William
C. Jones, David Jones, Thomas G. Downs, executor’s bond for the will of William
R. Hicks; 5 Jun 1843
28 James
Wofford, J. E. Wynns, W. B. Cherry, John Wofford, P. T. Wofford, executor’s
bond for the will of John Gardner; 5 Jun 1843
29 sale
of the estate of Samuel Davis by administrator James Wyatt; 20 May 1843
29 sale
of the Negroes of the estate of John Gardner by administrators Samuel Wofford
and James Wofford
30 inventory
of the estate of George Webb by administrator David Gray
30 additional
inventory and sale on 28 Sep 1842 of the estate of Anthony Lee by
administrators William R. Lee and Mark Milam; sale contained items bequeathed
by Anthony Lee to his wife Mary Lee during her lifetime; Mary Lee died 9 Sep
1842
36 John
D. Morris, Elisha Williams, James W. Williams, constable bond for District 4; 3
Jul 1843
37 Robert
Tompkins, William B. Cherry, W. L. Dunbar, A. Wallace, administrator’s bond for
Robert Jones; 3 Jul 1843
37 letters
of administration issued to Robert Tompkins for the estate of Robert Jones,
deceased intestate; 3 Jul 1843
38 jury
of inquest on 15 Jun 1843 in the death of Franklin W. Faucett; Faucett was
found to have been shot during a riot at the residence of Lewis Mc W. Lunsford
on 14 Jun 1843
38 jury
of inquest on 15 Jun 1843 in the death of Lewis Mc W. Lunsford; Lunsford was
found to have been killed by James Southerland, A. S. Davis and William Perdue
with a rock during a riot at his own residence on 14 Jun 1843
39 additional
inventory and sale of James Wimberly by administrator Joseph Pinner
39 account
current of Jacob Shryock with administrator Samuel Shryock; July term 1843
40-94 additional
sale and inventory of John R. Acree
94 James
Lee, J. C. Ingram, H. Vollentine, administrator’s bond for Charles King; 7 Aug
1843
95 John
James, W. B. Cherry, John Randle, common school money bond; 7 Aug 1843
95 account
current of William Knighton with administrator Eli Rumfelt
96 account
current of Elisha Askew; recorded Aug. term 1843
97 account
current of Dover Male Academy by secretary W. R. Lee
98 A.
A. C. Rogers, Joseph C. Rogers, Isaac Rogers, Z. T. Shemwell, John H. Petty,
administrator’s bond for Mathew Rogers; 2 Oct 1843
99 James
Wofford, P. T. Wofford, W. W. Scarborough, John W. Wofford, administrator’s
bond for John Wofford; 2 Oct 1843
100 letters of administration to A. A. C.
Rogers and Joseph C. Rogers for the estate of Mathew Rogers, deceased
intestate; 2 Oct 1843
100 letters of administration to James Wofford
for the estate of John Wofford, deceased intestate; 2 Oct 1840
100 inventory and sale of A. Fentress;
recorded Oct. term 1843
101 sale of the estate of Robert Jones; buyers
include Herrod Jones, Cleton Jones; recorded Oct. term 1843
104 account current of Isebella Boyd; Nov.
term 1843
104 account current of William Crosswell with
administrator William Webb; Nov. term 1843
105 account current of John Gardner; Nov. term
1843
106 account current of James Wimberly with
Joseph Pinner, administrator of John R. Acree, former administrator of James
Wimberly
107 account current of Jordan Champion with
administrator William C. Jones
108 account current of A. Fentress; Nov. term
1843
109 account current of Isaac Elliott; Nov.
term 1843
109 account current of Isham Alsbrooks with
administrator George Slaughter; Dec. term 1843
109 letters of administration to William Webb
for the estate of William Crosswell, deceased intestate; 5 Jul 1841
110 letters of administration to William
Fowler for the estate of Judith Fowler, deceased intestate; 7 Nov 1843
110 William T. Fowler, Peter Lynch, Jonathan
Skinner, administrator’s bond for Judith Fowler; 7 Nov 1843
111 Payton S. Cook, Elijah Dawson, Arthur Sikes,
constable bond for District 7; 4 Dec 1843
111 division of the Negroes of the estate of
John Wofford to heirs John W. Wofford, Henry Scarborough, Peter T. Wofford, Asa
D. Scarborough, Samuel Wofford, James Wofford, Henry Earles, William W.
Scarborough; 4 Oct 1843, recorded Dec. term 1843
112 will of Mary Moore: requests to be buried next to late husband on Nathan Brandon's
land; son William Travis Moore, granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Vickers, daughter
Jane, granddaughter Mary Swarr; executor is son William; wit: A. Goodrich, Isabella Manning; written 21
Dec 1842, proven Dec 1843
113 year’s provisions for widow Sarah Wofford; 5
Oct 1843
114 year’s provisions for the widow of Mathew
Rogers; 13 Oct 1843
114 sale of Berry Williams on 20 Feb 1843 by
administrator J. Skinner; buyers include John McCoy, Campbell McCoy, John
Williams, D. McCoy, Masen Williams, H. L. Atkins, Rice Williams
117 letters of administration to Abner Johnson
for the estate of Thompson H. Johnson, deceased intestate; 1 Jan 1844
118 sale of the estate of Mathew Rogers on 17 Oct
1843; buyers include Isaac C. Rogers, Peter O. Rogers, Mrs. N. Rogers, Joseph
C. Rogers, A. A. C. Rogers; recorded Jan. term 1844
121 letters of administration to Allen J.
Shemwell for the estate of Jesse Lassiter, deceased intestate; 1 Jan 1844
121 return of the hiring of Negroes of the estate
of William Webster for the year 1843
122 letters of administration to Prigeon
Manning for the estate of Mathew Manning, deceased intestate; 1 Jan 1844
122 account current of Albert Holmes with
administrators Nathaniel Holmes and James M. Holmes
123 James Scarborough, John Hinson, William K.
Colson, Arthur Sikes, William Downs, A. D. Scarborough, coroner’s bond; 1 Jan
1844
123 A. J. Shemwell, Lurana Lassiter, Z. T.
Shemwell, Joseph Pinner, F. H. Clark, administrator’s bond for Jesse Lassiter;
1 Jan 1844
124 Louisa Wimberly, Edward C. Acree, N. B.
Acree, A. J. Shemwell, administrator’s bond for James Wimberly; 1 Jan 1844
125 Robert C. Matthews, Nathaniel Holmes, P. H.
Matthews, administrator’s bond for James J. Matthews; 1 Jan 1844
126 Abner Johnson, Arthur Sikes, William Bell,
administrator’s bond for Thompson H. Johnson; 1 Jan 1844
127 division of the Negroes of the estate of
William H. West to heirs James M. Lewis, Philip B. Nolin, William B. Cherry,
William West, James West; lots were put in a hat and drawn by William Meredith
Cook, aged about nine years; 28 Dec 1843
127 Prigeon Manning, H. Vollentine, Z. T.
Shemwell, administrator’s bond for Matthew Manning; 1 Jan 1844
128 division of the Negroes of the estate of
William W. Bradford to heirs Mary Bradford (now the wife of Peter F. Gray) and
William C. Bradford; 5 Jan 1844
129 John T. Bailey, George W. Gatlin, B. H.
Sanders, administrator’s bond for William Knighton; 5 Feb 1844
129 James W. Williams, John T. Bailey, Jonathan
Skinner, administrator of Elizabeth Morgan, deceased intestate; 5 Feb 1844
130 George W. Stanfill, William L. Dunbar, Peter
F. Gray, William M. Andrews, T. J. Sligh, A. Wallace, administrator’s bond for
John Stanfill; 5 Feb 1844
131 James Southerland Jr., James Southerland Sr.,
John R. Elkins, ferry bond across Cumberland River at the mouth of North Cross
Creek; 5 Feb 1844
131 letters of administration to George W.
Stanfill for the estate of John Stanfill; 5 Feb 1844
132 letters of administration to James W.
Williams for the estate of Elizabeth Morgan, deceased intestate; 5 Feb 1844
132 letters of administration to John T.
Bailey for the estate of William Knighton, deceased intestate; 5 Feb 1844
132 Peter Lynch, Chairman of the County Court,
indentures Catherine Black, a Negro girl aged 8, to Aaron Goodrich; 5 Feb 1844
133 sale of the estate of Matthew Manning; buyers
include Nelson Griffin, P. Manning, John Manning, L. M. Manning, widow Manning,
John Manning, H. L. Atkins, William Griffin, T. W. Griffin, Mary Joiner
136 sale of the estate of John Wofford on 12 Oct
1843
139 account current of Thomas Scarborough by
Elisha Young; March term 1844
139 George W. Stanfill, administrator of John
Stanfill, and John L. McMillan, make bond in Stanfill’s protest of the year’s
provisions to Tabitha Stanfill, widow of John Stanfill; 4 Mar 1844
140 sale of the estate of James J. Matthews;
buyers include Robert C. Matthews, J. M. Matthews
142 year’s provisions for Lurany Lassiter, widow
of Jesse Lassiter; 13 Jan 1844
143 year’s provisions for Tabitha Stanfill, widow
of John Stanfill; March term 1844
143 account current of Joseph Champion with
administrator Joel Biggs; March term 1844
144 account current of John R. Lewis with
administrator William Moore
145 Samuel C. Boughter, William Phillips, James
M. Lewis, G. W. Stanfill, James W. Williams, sheriff and collector’s bond for
two years; 1 Apr 1844
146 John James, John Randle, James T. Morris,
trustee’s bond; 1 Apr 1844
146 Hiram Vollentine, John H. Petty, James T.
Morris, Z. T. Shemwell, W. B. Cherry, register’s bond; 1 Apr 1844
146 Peter Lynch, B. F. Fraser, John Randle,
ranger’s bond; 1 Apr 1844
147 Samuel Ross, Abithel Wallace, Nathan G.
Morris, William G. Morris, M. S. Ross, surveyor's bond; 1 Apr 1844
147 William Bailey, W. L. Dunbar, N. G.
Morris, A. Wallace, entry taker’s bond; 1 Apr 1844
148 W. L. Dunbar, Peter F. Gray, T. E. Dunbar,
constable bond for District 1; 1 Apr 1844
148 John R. Elkins, Jonathan Skinner, James W.
Williams, William H. Ellis, constable bond for District 2; 1 Apr 1844
148 William H. Ellis, William T. Weston, John
R. Elkins, William L. Dunbar, William C. Jones, Z. T. Shemwell, constable bond
for District 3; 1 Apr 1844
149 John D. Morris, J. J. Shemwell, N. G. Morris,
Thomas Kemp, W. G. Morris, constable bond for District 4; 1 Apr 1844
149 Samuel W. Kelly, James M. Lewis, Jefferson F.
Gentry, constable bond for District 5; 1 Apr 1844
150 William H. McGee, William C. Rutland,
Jonathan Skinner, Arthur Sikes, constable bond for District 7; 1 Apr 1844
150 Jonathan Skinner, A. Wallace, James W.
Williams, James T. Morris, constable bond for District 7; 1 Apr 1844
151 Ira Belisle, L. B. Belisle, John T. Bailey,
J. Skinner, J. W. Williams, Samuel Ross, constable bond for District 8; 1 Apr
1844
151 Elisha Dawson, John Randle, Elijah Dawson,
George W. Gatlin, constable bond for District 9; 1 Apr 1844
151 John A. Daniel, James Higgs, Hymon Tayloe,
James M. Williams, Hardison Daniel, constable bond for District 10; 1 Apr 1844
152 Benjamin Collier, James Higgs, Allen
McCaskell, Nathaniel Holmes, constable bond for District 11; 1 Apr 1844
152 Jefferson F. Gentry, William Phillips,
James M. Lewis, administrator’s bond for Elizabeth Gentry; 1 Apr 1844
153 Jefferson F. Gentry, William Phillips,
James M. Lewis, administrator’s bond for Mary Barnes; 1 Apr 1844
154 Abithel Wallace, Nathaniel G. Morris,
Samuel Ross, administrator’s bond for John H. Mockbee; 1 Apr 1844
155 Henry Cato, William H. McGee, William Bailey,
P. Lynch, administrator’s bond for John Gillum Jr.; 1 Apr 1844
156 sale of the estate of William R. Hicks;
buyers include David V. Hicks, Emeline Hicks, Sonan Hicks, widow Hicks, Garland
Hicks, P. M. Hicks, William Hicks
159 letters of administration to Abithel
Wallace for the estate of John H. Mockbee, deceased intestate; 1 Apr 1844
159 letters of administration to Jefferson F.
Gentry for the estate of Elizabeth Gentry, deceased intestate; 1 Apr 1844
159 letters of administration to Jefferson F.
Gentry for the estate of Mary Barnes, deceased intestate
160 letters of administration to Henry Cato for
the estate of John A. Gillum Jr.; 1 Apr 1844
160 sale of Elizabeth Morgan on 17 Feb 1844;
buyers include John H. Morgan
161 division of the Negroes belonging to David
Daniel and William P. Dawson; 9 Jan 1844
162 account current of W. H. West with administratrix
Sarah V. Nolin, wife of P. B. Nolin, formerly wife of W. H. West
164 account current of Dover Male Academy; 29
Mar 1844
164 division of the Negroes of the estate of
Benjamin W. Tayloe to heirs Thomas D. Mockbee for Sarah Ann Tayloe and
Sabastian Ingram for his wife Susan Adeline Ingram
165 account current of James Stalls with
administrator Abithel Wallace
165 letters of administration to John Boswell
to execute the will of Walter Boswell
166 John Boswell, Samuel Wofford, George G.
Boswell, executor’s bond for the will of Walter Boswell; 6 May 1844
166 S. S. Ingram and Susan A. Ingram, receipt
from Thomas D. Mockbee, former guardian to Susan A. Tayloe Ingram, heir of
Benjamin W. Tayloe; 10 Jan 1844
167 Richard M. Choat, Joshua Cobb, Henry Cato,
Robert Coldwell, David Rogers, constable bond for District 6; 1 Apr 1844
167 will of Walter Boswell: wife Susannah Boswell gets everything, but
at her death it goes to George G. Boswell for the care and protection of
William M. Boswell; son John Boswell, Sarah Boswell (relationship not stated),
daughter Susannah Champion, son James J. Boswell, George G. Boswell
(relationship not stated); executor is son John; wit: James W. Williams, James Blount; written 28 Nov 1843, proven May
term 1844
169 Annis Collins, Jacob Browning, Benjamin
McIntosh, administrator’s bond for Frances Collins; 6 May 1844
170 year’s provisions for the widow of John A.
Gillum; 6 May 1844
170 letters of administration to Annis Collins
for the estate of Francis Collins, deceased intestate; 6 May 1844
171 sale of the estate of John A. Gillum on 20
Apr 1844
171 sale of the estate of John Stanfill by
administrator George W. Stanfill; buyers include George W. Stanfill, Tabitha
Stanfill, James Stanfill; recorded May term 1844
177 inventory of the estate of Elizabeth
Gentry by administrator J. F. Gentry; May term 1844
178 letters of administration to Philip B.
Nolin for the estate of John Stancel, deceased intestate; 3 Jun 1844
178 letters of administration to Lucy Bufford
and Peter T. Wofford to execute the will of William Bufford; 3 Jun 1844
178 will of William Bufford: wife Lucy Bufford, son George Bufford, son
Richard Hyram Bufford, son William C. C. Bufford, son Samuel T. Bufford,
daughter Minerva Ann Blanton, daughter Mary Ann Wofford; executors are wife
Lucy and Peter T. Wofford; wit: A.
Goodrich, J. Skinner, F. L. Sidebottom; written 22 Jan 1844, proven June term
1844
180 account current of Robertson Hamblett
180 sale of the estate of Francis Collins; buyer
was Annis Collins; June term 1844
181 Lucy Bufford, Peter T. Wofford, J. Skinner,
executor’s bond for the will of William Bufford; 1 Jul 1844
182 letters of administration to Lucy Bufford
to execute the will of William Bufford; 1 Jul 1844
182 H. Madison Atkins, W. G. Wynns, James Kay,
ranger's bond; 1 Jul 1844
182 Thomas G. Downs, William C. Jones, N. B.
Acree, ferry bond across Cumberland River opposite Lineport; 1 Jul 1844
183 widow's provisions for John Stancel's
widow; 14 Jun 1844
183 sale of the estate of John H. Mockbee; 1 Jul
1844
184 sale of the estate of John Stancel; buyers
include Frances Frizzell, J. A. Smith, G. Stancel, Jo Pinner, B. F. Broom, Enos
Morgan, James M. Cherry, Evans Wallace, Alexander Clinard
185 John A. Lisenby, O. W. Lisenby, W. B. Cherry,
A. Wallace, John James, John R. Elkins, administrator’s bond for John Lisenby;
5 Aug 1844
186 William M. Manning, W. C. Jones, David
Jones, administrator’s bond for John Manning; 5 Aug 1844
187 John McKinnon, Henry Andrews, M. M. Vickers,
administrator’s bond for Daniel McKinnon; 5 Aug 1844
188 John T. Bailey, B. Herndon, A. Wallace,
administrator’s bond for Sally Mayo; 5 Aug 1844
188 Blake W. Rutland records ear mark of stock;
Aug. term 1844
189 Peter Lynch, Chairman of the County Court,
indentures orphan Robert Rushing, aged 11, to Miles Summers
189 letters of administration to William M.
Manning for the estate of John Manning, deceased intestate; 5 Aug 1844
190 letters of administration to John A.
Lisenby and O. W. Lisenby for the estate of John Lisenby, deceased intestate; 5
Aug 1844
190 letters of administration to John T.
Bailey for the estate of Sally Mayo, deceased intestate; 5 Aug 1844
190 inquest for stranger drowned ½ mile below
Tobaccoport, found on 20 Jul 1844
191 inquest for Negro man drowned about 5
miles below Dover; 1 Aug 1844
191 inquest for stranger drowned near
Cumberland Iron Works; 20 Jun 1844
191 letters of administration to John McKinnon
for the estate of Daniel McKinnon; 5 Aug 1844
192 James W. Williams, James Wofford, H.
Vollentine, administrator’s bond for Benjamin Grimes; 2 Sep 1844
192 hire of the Negroes of the estate of A.
Fentress for the year 1844; recorded Sept. term 1844
193 Ira Belisle, J. T. Nolin, H. Vollentine, J.
W. Williams, constable bond for District 8; 1 Sep 1844
193 inventory and sale of the estate of John
Lisenby; buyers include Lewis Lisenby, John A. Lisenby, O. W. Lisenby; 2 Sep
1844
194 additional inventory of John Lisenby; 2
Sep 1844
195 account current of David Earhart with
administrator R. Cooley; Sept. term 1844
195 inquest for stranger who died by
dislocation of the neck; 27 Jul 1844
195 John James, John Henson, Philip B. Nolin,
administrator’s bond for William R. James; 7 Oct 1844
196 Mary Barnes, Archibald Cook, Michael M.
Vickers, Roderick McAuley, administrator’s bond for Hilliard Barnes; 7 Oct 1844
197 Payton S. Cook, Jonathan Skinner, Allen J.
Shemwell, William Cook, constable bond for District 7; 7 Oct 1844
197 Thomas French, by his attorney H. Vollentine,
petitions for emancipation of his Negro woman Nancy, who had cared for his
deceased wife; 20 Sep 1844
199 H. Vollentine, J. James, G. L. Atkins, A.
Wallace, emancipation bond for Thomas French’s emancipation of his Negro woman
Nancy; 7 Oct 1844
199 inventory of Thompson H. Johnson
199 sale of the estate of Pendleton Settle; recorded
Oct term 1844
204 sale of the estate of Daniel McKinnon
205 year’s allowance to the widow of Daniel
McKinnon; 30 Aug 1844
206 will of Hilliard Barnes: wife Mary Barnes, John Chadwick
(relationship not stated), executors are wife and Archibald A. Cook; wit: William McAuley, M. M. Vickers, Thomas
Harris; written 25 Dec 1843, proven Oct term 1844
206 letters of administration to Jethro Bass
for the estate of James Lock, deceased intestate; 4 Nov 1844
207 Jethro Bass, Henry L. Atkins, H. Vollentine,
administrator’s bond for James Lock; 4 Nov 1844
208 Robert Graham, Margarett McIntire, Lance L.
Hill, executor’s bond for the will of James McIntire; 4 Nov 1844
208 letters of administration to Robert Graham
to execute the will of James McIntire; 4 Nov 1844
209 will of James McIntire: wife Mary; executor is Robert Graham;
wit: Hudson Parrish, Lance L. Hill;
written 2 Apr 1844, proven Nov. term 1844
209 account current with William A. Barnes,
administrator of James Barnes Sr.; James Chadwick, legatee; Nov term 1844
210 sale of Hilliard Barnes by A. A. Cook, Mary
Barnes; buyers include. Mary Barnes, James Barnes; recorded Nov term 1844
211 account current of John Ervin with
administrator James Southerland
211 letters of administration to William A.
Barnes for the estate of James Barnes Sr., deceased intestate; 7 Nov 1844
211 William Largent Jr., William Largent Sr.,
Eli J. Stavely Sr., administrator’s bond for Eli J. Stavely Jr.; 2 Dec 1844
212 additional sale of John Stancel; buyers
were Godfrey Stancel, Lyda Stancel, F. Frizzle
213 additional sale of John Lisenby; buyers
include O. W. Lisenby, Baker Degraffenreed, Elsey Degraffenreed, John Tilmon,
Thomas S. Adams, James Dunn, John A. Lisenby, G. W. Vickers, Lewis F. Lisenby,
Christopher Brandon; recorded Dec. term 1844
213 account current of Jesse Hudson with
administrator James W. Williams; recorded Dec. term 1844
214 letters of administration to William
Largent Jr. for the estate of Eli J. Stavely Jr., deceased intestate; 2 Dec
1844
214 A. M. Wall, W. B. Cherry, Aaron Goodrich,
entry taker’s bond; 6 Jan 1845
214 Benjamin and Louisa Rowlett, refunding
bond to Joseph Pinner, administrator of John R. Acree; 28 Dec 1844
215 Polly Acree, Littleberry Belisle, W. C.
Jones, Jethro Bass, refunding bond to Joseph Pinner, administrator of John R.
Acree; 28 Dec 1844
215 Ephraim B. Coldwell, R. T. Daniel, W. B.
Cherry, Polly Acree, refunding bond to Joseph Pinner, administrator of John R.
Acree; 28 Dec 1844
215 Edward C. Acree, refunding bond to Joseph
Pinner, administrator of John R. Acree; 28 Dec 1844
216 Uriah Tomlinson, G. W. Stanfill, William A.
Dowdy, James G. Dowdy, J. C. Dowdy, Edward S. Balthrop, administrator’s bond
for William Dowdy; 7 Jan 1845
217 will of William Dowdy: daughter Lecy L. T. Dowdy gets dwelling house
and land on Grice’s Creek, daughter Arrcena Stanfill, daughter Eveline W.
Balthrop, daughter Lucy R. Milam, son William H. Dowdy, son James G. Dowdy, son
John C. Dowdy, Gideon Milam (relationship not stated); executors are son
William and George W. Stanfill; test:
Jesse Parchman, Jacob Parchment, A. A. Brown; written Dec. 1841, proven
Jan. term 1845
218 letters of administration to Uriah
Tomlinson to execute the will of William Dowdy; 7 Jan 1845
220 additional sale of William Miller by
executor H. S. Palmer
221 sale of the estate of Sarah Mayo; buyers
include William Mayo,
222 Philip B. Nolin, Z. T. Shemwell, James W.
Williams, administrator’s bond for John Stancel; 3 Jun 1844
223 additional sale of Sarah Mayo by
administrator John T. Bailey
223 additional sale of John Lisenby; buyers
include Rebecca Lisenby, Lewis F. Lisenby, widow, John A. Lisenby
224 additional sale of John R. Acree by
administrator Joseph Pinner
224 letters of administration to Peter Lynch
for the estate of Richard S. Moore, deceased intestate; 3 Feb 1845
225 sale of the estate of James Locke; buyers
include widow, John Locke
226 sale of the estate of William Dowdy; buyers
include W. H. Dowdy, G. W. Stanfill, E. H. Balthrop, James Stanfill, James G.
Dowdy, James Milam, William C. Dowdy, John C. Dowdy, L. L. Dowdy
233 sale of the Negroes of the estate of Robert
Jones; recorded Feb. term 1845
233 letters of administration to John Walker
for the estate of James Randolph, deceased intestate; 3 Feb 1845
234 John Walker, Thomas Walker, William Morris,
administrator’s bond for James Randolph; 3 Feb 1845
234 Peter Lynch, Thomas W. Gately, Z. T.
Shemwell, administrator’s bond for Richard S. Moore; 3 Feb 1845
235 Peter Lynch, Chairman of the County Court,
indentures Henry Robertson (age 14) and Minerva Robertson (age 9) to Reuben
Denson; 3 Mar 1845
236 will of John Lisenby: wife Rebecca Lisenby, son Samuel B. Lisenby,
daughter Chissey E. Degraffenreed, son Olander W. Lisenby, daughter Mary J.
Moore, son John A. Lisenby, son Redmond B. Lisenby, son Lewis F. Lisenby;
executors are sons Olander and John; test:
Daniel Fraser, David Moore, Jesse Hargrove; written 9 Feb 1844
236 will of John Lisenby contested by Baker
Degraffenreed, with securities W. C. Rutland and Samuel Boughter; jury found
the will to be valid and ordered it recorded; Feb. term 1845
237 John A. Lisenby, O. W. Lisenby, Z. T.
Shemwell, John James, J. W. Williams, executor’s bond for the will of John
Lisenby; 3 Mar 1845
238 letters of administration to John A.
Lisenby and O. W. Lisenby to execute the will of John Lisenby; 3 Mar 1845
238 account current of Francis S. Weaks with
administrator William B. Weaks; recorded March term 1845
239 account current of John Rudd
239 sale of the estate of Eli J. Stavely Jr.;
buyers include Arthur Stavely
241 additional sale of Negroes of the estate
of James Wimberly by administratrix Louisa Wimberly
241 sale of the estate of Benjamin Grimes
242 Martha Ryan, James Hamleton, H. Vollentine,
administrator’s bond for James Ryan; 7 Apr 1845
242 Benjamin Sooter, Duncan H. Ellis, William
Hart, Henry Cato, Robert Coldwell, Joseph Satterfield, constable bond for
District 6; 7 Mar 1845
243 E. G. Watkins, Henry Cato, Duncan H. Ellis,
ferry bond on Cumberland River; 7 Apr 1845
243 letters of administration to Martha Ryan
for the estate of James Ryan, deceased intestate; 7 Apr 1845
244 account current of Bartlett McGreggor
244 jury of inquest on stranger found drowned in
Cumberland River; 21 Feb 1845
244 letters of administration to Laban Parker
for the estate of Cordy Woodard, deceased intestate; 5 May 1845
245 Laban Parker, James T. Morris, Elisha Miles,
administrator’s bond for Cordy Woodard; 5 May 1845
245 letters of administration to Thomas Shaw
for the estate of Joseph Pinner, deceased intestate; 5 May 1845
246 Thomas Shaw, B. Herndon, J. W. Williams,
administrator’s bond for Joseph Pinner; 5 May 1845
246 letters of administration to Penelope
Biggs for the estate of Joel Biggs, deceased intestate; 5 May 1845
247 Penelope Biggs, Allen Elliott, W. H.
Ellis, administrator’s bond for Joel Biggs; 5 May 1845
248 account current of Anthony Lee with
administrators William R. Lee and Mark Milam
250 account current of Samuel Davis with
administrator James Wyatt
250 James Lowery, Almon Lowery, John J. Carroll,
administrator’s bond for Catherine Lowery; 2 Jun 1845
251 letters of administration to James Lowery
for the estate of Catherine Lowery, deceased intestate; 2 Jun 1845
251 year’s provisions for the widow of Joel
Biggs; 13 May 1845
252 account current of Dover Male Academy;
recorded June term 1845
252 account current of John Worden with
administrator Samuel R. Worden
253 Josiah Askew, Thomas W. Wynns, J. E. Wynns,
Benjamin Wynns, administrator’s bond for William G. Wynns; 7 Jul 1845
253 letters of administration to Josiah Askew
and Thomas W. Wynns for the estate of William G. Wynns, deceased intestate; 7
Jul 1845
254 George Daugherty, James T. Morris, F. Rolls,
administrator’s bond for Dennis Daugherty; 7 Jul 1845
254 letters of administration to George
Daugherty for the estate of Dennis Daugherty, deceased intestate; 7 Jul 1845
255 nuncupative will of Dennis Daugherty
presented by James T. Morris and Orren D. Lancaster: wife Elizabeth; will made 2 Jun 1845, presented 9 Jun 1845,
proven July term 1845
255 sale of the estate of Cordy Woodard; buyers
include Laban Parker, William Cook
256 account current of Pendleton Settle;
recorded Jul term 1845
256 return of the hire of Negroes of the estate
of A. Fentress for the year 1845, by administrator W. B. Fentress
256 account current of William Webster;
recorded Aug. term 1845
257 John D. Morris, William Downs, Robert
Jackson, administrator’s bond for Francis Marion Williams; 4 Aug 1845
258 John D. Morris, William Downs, Robert
Jackson, administrator’s bond for Dudley Williams; 4 Aug 1845
258 letters of administration to John D.
Morris for the estate of Dudley Williams, deceased intestate; 4 Aug 1845
259 letters of administration to John D.
Morris for the estate of Francis Marion Williams, deceased intestate; 4 Aug
1845
259 John James, Henry L. Atkins, W. L. Dunbar,
Henry S. Palmer, bond for building the county jail in Dover; 4 Aug 1845
260 account current of Robert Jones
261 John Askew, James Askew, Josiah Askew,
administrator’s bond for Sarah Askew; 1 Sep 1845
261 letters of administration to Alexander
Brown for the estate of Jane Brown
262 account current of William Dowdy; recorded
Aug. term 1845
262 account current of William Webster with
administrator George P. Webster; legatees include John Wall, Elizabeth Acree,
G. P. Webster; recorded Sept. term 1845
264 Alexander Brown, Allen McCaskell, Henry K.
Blanks, administrator’s bond for Jane Brown; 1 Sep 1845
264 letters of administration to Alexander
Brown for the estate of Jane Brown; 1 Sep 1845
265 sale of the estate of Joseph Pinner by
administrator Thomas Shaw; buyers include widow, William Pinner, John A. Pinner
267 year’s allowance for the widow of William G.
Wynns; 13 Aug 1845
268 will of Isham Seat: Delila Gosset and heir Manerva C. Daniel (relationships not
stated), daughter Jane Hogan, granddaughter Samatha Kirkland, son Thomas H.
Seat, granddaughter Mary Seat, granddaughter Ann Seat, grandson William M.
Seat, grandson Wesley T. Seat, son-in-law Simeon Buckhannon, Malinda Seat
(relationship not stated), daughter Nancy Hall; executor is Henry Edwards;
wit: H. Ferrell, John Ferrell Jr.;
written 21 Aug 1845, proven Oct. term 1845
269 sale of the estate of Joel Biggs on 24 May
1845 by administratrix Penelope Biggs; buyers include widow, Nancy Jones, John
Biggs
270 year’s provisions for Sally R. Pinner, widow
of Joseph Pinner; 11 Aug 1845
270 letters of administration to John D.
Morris for the estate of Mary Morris, deceased intestate; 6 Oct 1845
271 John D. Morris, Elisha Williams Jr., Samuel
Boughter, administrator’s bond for Mary Morris; 6 Oct 1845
271 letters of administration to Benjamin
Herndon for the estate of Enos Lassiter, deceased intestate; 6 Oct 1845
272 Benjamin Herndon, James Herndon, J. W.
Williams, administrator’s bond for Enos Lassiter; 6 Oct 1845
272 letters of administration to L. D. Hargis
to execute the will of Isham Seat; 6 Oct 1845
273 L. D. Hargis, W. C. Rutland, N. G. Morris, W.
G. Morris, administrator’s bond for Isham Seat; 6 Oct 1845
273 Samuel Boughter, John H. Petty, Jonathan
Skinner, James W. Williams, William C. Rutland, collector’s bond for state and
county taxes for 1845; 6 Oct 1845
274 George W. Stanfill, Uriah Tomlinson, John H.
Petty, administrator’s bond for John Stanfill; 3 Nov 1845
275 William C. Clements, A. M. Wall, R. A.
Stone, administrator’s bond for C. C. Clements; 3 Nov 1845
275 Ira Belisle, W. C. Jones, Aaron Goodrich,
administrator’s bond for James Ryan; 3 Nov 1845
276 William C. Jones, Jonathan Skinner,
Frederick H. Clark, Ira Belisle, administrator’s bond for Edward C. Acree; 3
Nov 1845
277 Peter Lynch, Chairman of the County Court,
indentures Christopher L. Miles, aged 18 years and 8 months, to Sterling B.
Feland; 3 Nov 1845
278 sale of the estate of Jane Brown by
administrator Alexander Brown; buyers include Jane Brown, Alexander Brown;
recorded Nov. term 1845
278 additional sale of John Stanfill by
administrator G. W. Stanfill; recorded Nov. term 1845
279 sale of the estate of Isham Seat by
administrator L. D. Hargis; recorded Nov. term 1845
280 account current of John Wofford with administrator
James Wofford
281 letters of administration to Ira Belisle
for the estate of James Byrd, deceased intestate; 3 Nov 1845
281 letters of administration to William C.
Jones for the estate of Edward C. Acree, deceased intestate; 3 Nov 1845
281 letters of administration to William C.
Clements for the estate of Christopher C. Clements; 3 Nov 1845
282 sale of the estate of Mary Morris by
administrator John D. Morris; buyers include John D. Morris, Asa Morris, Eaton
Vick, L. D. Hargis, J. H. Morris, R. Hinson; recorded Nov. term 1845
283 account current of Matthew Rogers with
administrators A. A. C. Rogers and Joseph C. Rogers; recorded Dec. term 1845
284 Thomas M. Atkins, Henry L. Atkins, H. Milton
Atkins, H. Madison Atkins, register's bond; 5 Jan 1846
285 James Scarborough, Benjamin D. Bird, Henry J.
Scarborough, W. C. Rutland, coroner’s bond; 5 Jan 1846
285 James B. Cross, T. M. Hale, James T. Morris,
William C. Rutland, R. T. Daniel, Z. T. Shemwell, constable bond for District
4; 5 Jan 1846
286 James Askew, Josiah Askew, T. W. Wynns,
administrator’s bond for Lemuel Askew; 5 Jan 1846
286 Garrett Sissle, Joshua Cobb,
administrator’s bond for Freeman Sissle; 5 Jan 1846
287 James Gardner, Thomas Payne, administrator’s
bond for James Cook; 5 Jan 1846
288 letters of administration to Garrett
Sissle for the estate of Freeman Sissle, deceased intestate; 5 Jan 1846
288 letters of administration to James Askew
for the estate of Lemuel Askew, deceased intestate; 5 Jan 1846
288 letters of administration to James Gardner
for the estate of James Cook, deceased intestate; 5 Jan 1846
289 inventory and sale of the estate of
William G. Wynns by administrators Josiah Askew, T. W. Wynns, W. G. Wynns;
buyers include T. W. Wynns, Berry Wynns, John E. Wynns
293 inventory of goods of the estate of
William G. Wynns
303 list of accounts of the estate of William G.
Wynns
305 list of notes of the estate of Josiah Askew
306 additional sale of the estate of Jesse
Lassiter
306 sale of the estate of James McIntire by
administrators Robert Graham and Margarett McIntire; 3 Jan 1846
307 letters of administration to Lewis J.
Moore for the estate of William T. Moore, deceased intestate; 2 Feb 1846
308 account current of James J. Mathews with
administrator Robert C. Mathews
308 Lewis J. Moore, Elitha Dawson, William H.
McGee, administrator’s bond for William T. Moore; 2 Feb 1846
309 letters of administration to Thomas E.
Dunbar for the estate of Lemmy Williams, deceased intestate; 2 Feb 1846
310 Thomas E. Dunbar, W. L. Dunbar, P. F. Gray,
administrator’s bond for Lemmy Williams; 2 Feb 1846
311 George W. Cathey, William H. Rushing, Michael
M. Vickers, William McAulay, administrator’s bond for John Cathey; 2 Mar 1846
311 letters of administration to George W.
Cathey for the estate of John Cathey, deceased intestate; 2 Mar 1846
312 inventory and sale of Lemuel Askew
312 inventory and sale of Sarah Askew
313 inventory and sale of William T. Moore
314 account current of John Stanfill with
administrator G. W. Stanfill
315 Whitmill P. Scarborough, tavern bond oath;
2 Feb 1846
315 Henderson B. Scarborough, tavern bond
oath; 2 Feb 1846
316 John Richards, tavern bond oath; 2 Feb 1846
316 John Parker, tavern bond oath; 2 Feb 1846
317 Robert Coldwell, William Ellis, W. T. Weston,
executor’s bond for the will of Mariah Smith; 6 Apr 1846
317 William G. Wilson, James Wilson, William
Dunbar, constable bond for District 7; 6 Apr 1846
318 Charles M. Hooks, Z. T. Shemwell, James R.
Hooks, John Wilson, constable bond for District 2; 6 Apr 1846
318 Edward T. Bogard, William Free, W. J. Bogard,
Charles Johnson, G. W. Vickers, constable bond for District 3; 6 Apr 1846
319 Ebenezer L. Brown, Z. T. Shemwell, Thomas
Shaw, constable bond for District 4; 6 Apr 1846
320 S. W. Kelly, W. L. Dunbar, William Phillips,
P. F. Gray, constable bond; 6 Apr 1846
320 Samuel Boughter, Robert Tompkins, James M.
Lewis, James W. Williams, Aaron Goodrich, William C. Rutland, sheriff’s bond;
29 Jun 1846
321 Samuel Boughter, Robert Tompkins, James M.
Lewis, James W. Williams, Aaron Goodrich, William C. Rutland, collector’s bond
for taxes for 1846; 29 Jun 1846
322 William Cook, James T. Morris, John James,
Asa D. Scarborough, county court clerk’s bond; 6 Apr 1846
323 Elisha Dawson, Thomas Payne, James Wofford,
James T. Morris, constable bond for District 9; 6 Apr 1846
323 Ira Belisle, Thomas Payne, James W. Williams,
constable bond for District 8; 6 Apr 1846
324 Payton S. Cook, James T. Morris, Asa D.
Scarborough, constable bond for District 7; 6 Apr 1846
324 David L. Rushing, William R. Penix, William
C. Rutland, R. T. Daniel, constable bond for District 7; 6 Apr 1846
325 Benjamin Sooter, Robert Coldwell, W. Hart,
B. Crockerell, constable bond for District 6; 6 Apr 1846
325 William Largent Jr., Eli J. Stavely,
Gabriel Wynns, constable bond for District 10; 6 Apr 1846
326 William Cook, James T. Morris, John James,
Asa D. Scarborough, county court clerk’s bond; 6 Apr 1846
326 Thomas M. Atkins, Henry L. Atkins, John
Parker, William Bell, register's bond; 6 Apr 1846
327 James T. Morris, John James, James Wofford,
county trustee’s bond; 6 Apr 1846
328 jury of inquest for John Mooreland, found
dead at the house of Washington Smith on the Honey Fork Creek near the Indian
Mount; found to have died by an act of violence on the face, by an unknown
hand; 16 Feb 1846
328 jury of inquest for Manly McDugan, who died
from being thrown from his horse; 3 Apr 1846
329 will of Mariah Smith: sister Martha Crockarell, sister Polly
Oneal; executor is Robert Coldwell; wit:
William Hart, William C. Marshall; written 7 Mar 1846, proven April term
1846
329 letters of administration to James McGee
for the estate of Martha McGee, deceased intestate; 4 May 1846
330 James W. McGee, William C. Rutland, Michael
M. Vickers, administrator’s bond for Martha McGee; 4 May 1846
330 letters of administration to Robert
Coldwell to execute the will of Mariah Smith; 6 Apr 1846
331 Joel B. Acree, William C. Jones, L. M.
Manning, executor’s bond for the will of Polly Acree; 1 Jun 1846
332 William L. Feland, John Wilson, George P.
Weaks, administrator’s bond for Philip May; 1 Jun 1846
333 will of Polly Acree: son Edward C. Acree, son Joel B. Acree,
daughter Mary Ann Coldwell, daughter Louisa Rowlett, daughter Sally Pinner;
executor is son Joel; wit: William C.
Jones, W. B. Joiner; written 22 Feb 1845, proven June term 1846
333 letters of administration to Joel B. Acree
to execute the will of Polly Acree; 1 Jun 1846
334 account current of Mariah Smith with
administrator Robert Coldwell; 1 Jun 1846
334 inventory and sale of the estate of Martha
McGee on 1 Jun 1846 by adminstrator James W. McGee; buyers include James W.
McGee, Samuel W. McGee, E. A. McGee, W. H. McGee, M. F. McGee, R. W. McGee, T.
A. McGee, C. A. McGee
336 inventory and sale of Walter Boswell;
buyers include John Boswell, Samuel Wofford, Grandison Boswell; recorded June
term 1846
336 Thomas B. Summers, Adolphus Summers, John
Lankford, constable bond for District 11; 1 Jun 1846
336 letters of administration to William L.
Feland to execute the contested will of Philip May; 1 Jun 1846
337 account current of W. R. Hicks with
administrator William C. Jones; recorded June term 1846
337 account current of Walter Boswell with
administrator John Boswell; recorded July term 1846
338 inventory and sale of the estate of C. C.
Clements; buyers include W. C. Clements, many others; recorded July term 1846
340 inventory and sale of the estate of James
Cook on 16 Jan 1846 by administrator James Gardner; buyers include widow,
Cyntha Cook, Polly Cook; recorded July term 1846
341 inventory and sale of the estate of Enos
Lassiter